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#1
Nabapally Amra Sabai
Stop 1 — start here on the Nabapally Boys’ High School ground.
Amra Sabai of Nabapally is one of Barasat’s newer Kali Pujas but quickly became one of its biggest crowd-pullers. In 2023 it recreated the K...
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#2
Amra Kajon Club
Stop 2 — about 400 m away in Palpara, near the No. 11 rail gate.
Amra Kajon Club holds its Shyama Puja in Palpara near the No. 11 rail gate, close to Sandhani Club — easy to combine on the same walk.
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#3
Sandhani Club
Stop 3 — about 400 m on Krishnanagar Road; look for the fair behind the pandal.
Sandhani Club on Krishnanagar Road, just past the No. 11 rail gate and walking distance from Dakbungalow More, is known for elaborate intern...
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#4
Barasat Association Club
Stop 4 — about 500 m south in Gupta Colony.
Barasat Association Club on Rishi Bankim Chandra Road in Gupta Colony is a long-standing community Kali Puja a few minutes’ walk from Sandha...
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#5
K.N.C Regiment
Stop 5 — about 900 m on KNC Road; expect the longest queue so far.
K.N.C Regiment on KNC Road, near Barasat Government College, is one of Barasat’s most famous Kali Pujas, drawing visitors from across the st...
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#6
Pioneer Athletic Club
Stop 6 — about 600 m north at Pioneer Park.
Pioneer Athletic Club at Pioneer Park is one of the headline Kali Puja pandals of Barasat, known for big, imaginative theme pandals and heav...
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#7
Nabapally Association
Stop 7 — just around the corner near Colony More.
Nabapally Association near Colony More is famous for life-size replicas of India’s great temples, built on a large ground. Recent themes inc...
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#8
Chhatra Dal Club
Stop 8 — about 400 m north; then take a toto to Taki Road.
Chhatra Dal Club holds its Kali Puja on its own ground off Khudiram Bose Road, a short walk north of Pioneer Park.
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#9
Satadal Sangha
Stop 9 — about 1.6 km east by toto, on Taki Road.
Satadal Sangha on Taki Road, a short way from Champadali More towards Hasnabad, is a well-known Barasat Kali Puja with imaginative themes —...
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#10
Taki Road Balak Brinda Sporting Club
Stop 10 — about 300 m further along Taki Road.
Balak Brinda Sporting Club on Taki Road is a popular neighbourhood Kali Puja, a few minutes from Satadal Sangha.
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#11
Aswini Pally Seva Sangha
Stop 11 — about 900 m south on Ghola Kachary Road to finish.
Aswini Pally Seva Sangha celebrates Kali Puja at its playground on Ghola Kachary Road in south-east Barasat.
Pandal Explorer
Barasat Kali Puja Pandal Hopping Route (2026) — 11 Stops in Map Order
Curated for Kali Puja 2026 · 11 pandals
About 6 km in a straight line across 11 stops — more by road. Most people take four to six hours including queues.
Start at Amra Sabai on the Nabapally Boys’ High School ground and walk east, then take a toto from Chhatra Dal to the Taki Road pandals.
Not easily on Kali Puja night — roads near the big pandals are crowded and often closed. Walking and totos are faster.